Tokyo
Hotel Groove Shinjuku

Perched high above the electric streets of Tokyo’s most vibrant district, Hotel Groove is where music, culture and nightlife collide in a fabulous blend of urban energy.

Spanning the 18th to 38th floors of the towering Kabukicho Tower, this destination is infused with personality and rhythm in the centre of the city’s boundless creativity.

Facilities & Activities

Within the towering Kabukicho Tower, guests can indulge and relax on scenic terraces and enjoy entertainment options like cinemas and music venues all without even leaving the building. For those looking to explore, the hotel is a short walk from Shinjuku Station, granting easy access to the city’s attractions, including the serene Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, the lively Golden Gai with its narrow alleys filled with tiny bars and eateries as well as the historic Hanazono Shrine.

Whilst there is no pool or spa the hotel offers the unique opportunity for guests to be fully immersed in the heart of Tokyo’s dynamic culture.

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Dining

Jam 17 is the hotel’s signature dining space where guests divulge in a generous a la carte menu in an open kitchen setting that pulsates with a live music vibe, making every meal an immersive experience.

For those who love al fresco dining, the rooftop terrace offers breathtaking city views, a stylish bar and a live screen, perfect for unwinding with a cocktail in hand. Whilst, sweet cravings can be satisfied at the hotel’s gelateria, serving up a delightful selection of artisanal flavours.

Beyond the hotel, Kabukicho Tower boasts an extensive range of dining options, from upscale restaurants to casual eateries, all to be enjoyed alongside the glistening Tokyo skyline.

Rooms

Each room is a harmonious blend of modern design and comfort, featuring dark wood panelling, crisp white linens and rain showers all of which are framed by panoramic views of Tokyo’s vibrant cityscape. The Superior Rooms, spanning 21 to 22 square metres, offer a cosy retreat with thoughtful amenities, perfect for couples seeking a serene escape.

For those desiring more space, the Premier Rooms range from 32 to 37 square metres, providing a versatile living area adorned with contemporary art-inspired decor, ideal for both relaxation and productivity.

The Garden Suite at 53 square metres, presents an oasis overlooking the lush Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, featuring an expansive living area with over six metres of window space, inviting abundant natural light and a sense of tranquillity.

The 61-square-metre Japanese Suite with tatami-mat flooring embraces traditional Japanese aesthetics,  offering an unmatched ambiance it accomodates up to six guests, making it the perfect choice for families or groups seeking an authentic cultural experience.

 

Family

While connecting rooms are not available the hotel offers rollaway beds at an additional charge to accommodate families. For youngest guests, a limited number of baby beds are available upon request.

The art-filled lobby which pays homage to music legends, serves as a dynamic social space where families can relax and engage with each other. Of course. with its prime location in the heart of Shinjuku, the hotel has fab easy access to nearby attractions suitable for all ages, making it an ideal choice for families to cater to their own wonders, seeking both comfort and adventure in Tokyo.

Sustainability

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Location

The direct shuttle buses connect the hotel with both Narita and Haneda airports, meaning transfers are made smooth for international and domestic travellers alike. While Haneda Airport (HND) is approximately a 42-minute drive, for those arriving by train, the hotel is just a one-minute walk from Seibu-Shinjuku Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line. Either arriving from across the globe or within Japan itself, reaching the heart of Shinjuku is made seamless.

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